Remote Learning Lesson will be in Google Classroom!
Remote Learning Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 am-9:30 am also 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Remote Learning Attendance Policy
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All core content and electives teachers will record weekly attendance in Infinite Campus.
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Attendance will be taken every Friday starting April 3, 2020.
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Student attendance will be accounted for by teachers gathering and keeping track of evidence/artifacts (writings, videos, worksheets, projects) that students complete aligned to expectations outlined by the teacher.
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Students must attempt the assigned task(s) to be considered ‘present’ during that week of remote learning.
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If a student is not ‘attending’ based on these parameters, the teacher or appropriate designee will contact the family to determine what adjustments or modifications might be needed to help the student engage successfully in the remote learning experience.
Remote Learning Grading Policy
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All core content and electives teachers will record weekly grades in Infinite Campus.
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Grades will be entered weekly starting the week of Friday, April 10, 2020.
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Weekly assignments due on Fridays will be graded and entered by the following Friday.
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Student grades will be recorded based on teachers gathering and keeping track of evidence/artifacts (writings, videos, worksheets, projects) that students complete aligned to expectations outlined by the teacher.
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Teachers will post rubrics with assignments that clearly outline the grading expectations for that particular assignment.
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The method of assessment, grading, and providing feedback to students is left to the discretion of common-course teams with guidance and approval from the administrator assigned to that grade level or department.
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Assignments will stay open after the deadline for grading and feedback, but attendance will not be changed.
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Retakes and multiple assessments will be allowed.
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Student grades will be recorded based on the Adams 12 Standards-Based Grading Scale:
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4 - Exceeds the Standard
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3 - Meets the Standard
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2 - Approaches the Standard
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1 - Does Not Meet the Standard
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M -Missing
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Myron Cowell is currently the director of orchestra and bands at Silver Hills where he has been working since 2007, however, Mr. Cowell has been living and working in Adams12 since 2005. Myron is a two time graduate of the University of Wyoming where he recieved a Master's of Music Education degree in 2015 and a undergardaute degree in Music Education back in 2001. You can find Mr. Cowell ocassionally performing around the front range on his viola however most of his free time is spent with his family and children. As Mr. Cowell is beginning his second decade at Silver Hills he hopes for continued growth of the arts in our community and state.